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StormTracker 13 Chief Meteorologist Spencer Adkins, from West Virginia, sits down with Kentucky native Ryan Hall to talk about everything from weather to pineapple on pizza to "Fortnite."

Should I hide in my shower? What should I do if caught in the open? What should I definitely not do?

The Mississippi Mass Choir will be lifting their voices to lift the spirits of the people in Rolling Fork Saturday.

The State of Mississippi, local officials, hundreds of volunteers, faith-based organizations, and private sector partners continue to respond to the deadly tornadoes that swept through the state on March 24, 2023.

The mayor spoke in detail about his administration's climate justice efforts.

The last few weeks have consisted of a steady string of violent storms, dozens of deaths and entire towns left in ruins.

A Mississippi utility company is fueling volunteer efforts in the wake of recent tornado outbreaks.

BAKER, La. (BRPROUD) – After tornadoes ripped through Rolling Fork, Mississippi, leaving several residents without resources and homes, the American Red Cross and other volunteers stepped in to help. Some volunteers are from the City of Baker. “We’re going to leave out on Wednesday, and they’re going to go and unload it and we’re going […]

WEST MONROE, LA. (KTVE/KARD) — Any business owner knows how important customers are to the longevity of the business. One local restaurant owner in West Monroe, LA., is doing everything he can to give back to the community that has given so much to him. Chris Lewis became the owner of Coney Island Connection in […]

There have been 494 tornado reports so far in 2023 -- nearly double the average at this point in the year.